Pet Adoption Fund
  where the difference is love...

Welcome to Pet Adoption Fund, Canoga Park, CA.
Founded in 1983, Pet Adoption Fund is the largest private Non-Profit No-Kill Rescue Organization in Southern California.

Adoption Policy:
• All of our pets are spayed or neutered.
• We will conduct an interview to insure that the dog's needs will be met, and that you understand the responsibilities of owning a pet.
• We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone, and to conduct an inspection of the residence where the pet will reside.
• Due to Breed Specific Legislation, and weight restriction, if you do rent your residence, you will be asked to check with your landlord before you are able to take a pet home, in order to avoid unnecessary and devastating returns, and loss of fees paid.
• You will also be required to read and sign an adoption agreement form, and to pay a predetermined, tax deductible adoption fee, which varies with age, size, and breed.
• You must be over the age of 21, with a valid California ID.
• Southern California adoptions only. Exceptions are made on occasions.

Kennel Location:
7507 Deering Avenue
Canoga Park, California 91303
Between Sherman Way and Saticoy, 1/2 block East of Canoga Ave.

Hours of Operation:
Kennel Hours: 7 days a week, 1:00 - 5:00 PM
Tel: 818-261-6974
E-mail: admin@petadoptionfund.org
admin@pet-adoption-fund.com

Volunteer Information:
We are an all volunteer organization, and welcome your participation in several rewarding activities:
• Walking and spending time with our dogs and cats
• Helping in the office
• Driving to vet appointments
• Marketing, Promotions, Fund Raising
• Groomers,Trainers & Vet Techs! Your services volunteered are tax deductible.

A little of your time goes a long way.  Become a volunteer

Donations:
Our shelter is in need of newspapers, blankets, comforters, rugs, sheets, towels, cat and dog toys, beds and baskets of any size, cat towers, crates, steel food bowls, brushes and combs, dog and cat food (wet). All donations are greatly appreciated, and help enhance kennel living while our pets are awaiting for their new homes.

Rescue Stories:

Dante was found tied up on a local freeway, unable to walk due to major trauma to his hips and legs. He appeared emaciated, scared, with visible signs of neglect. Dante is now residing with us while awaiting for his second chance to a better life. He is recovering nicely, and is now ready for a new leash on life.